SEENA INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL.-COLLEGE versus GOVERNMENT OF N.-W.F; P
Sections 3, 4, 5 and 6 of the Medical and Dental Degree Ordinance of Pakistan (1973) 1982 (Article 1973), Article 199 Constitutional Requirements ordering the closure of educational institutions by the government institutions was providing medical education to the students and affiliated with foreign universities. Action was taken on the report of the government-established inspection teams, in which the holders or recipients were to grant, grant, or grant degrees, diplomas, licenses, certificates, etc. for practicing scientific medical and dental systems associated with the University. Is entitled. Established in Pakistan by the Federal or Provincial Legislature and the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Pakistan, with such authority, the Federal or Provincial Government also has powers, and violation of such right is punishable. Under Sections 5 and 6 of the Medical and Dental Degree Ordinance 1982 or the closure of entities that are legally allowed, constitutional petitions are dismissed
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